When it comes to booking flights to Barcelona, one thing is for certain – you’ll never be short of options. The city’s El Prat Airport is the second biggest in the whole of Spain, with approximately 55 million tourists passing through every year. As such, the number of daily flights, the frequency of departures and arrivals, Read full article
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The Catalan capital has a long list of great museums, and the city’s Music Museum is certainly one of the most special. Located on the second floor of the Barcelona Auditorium, the exhibition features a collection of more than 500 instruments and 10,000 artefacts that take visitors on a journey through the city’s musical history every day, Read full article
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Plaza Milans, Plaça de la Rosa del Vents and Els Jardins de la Tamarita, despite being rather less well-known spots in Barcelona, are three unique and magical places. It’s true the Catalan capital has a long list of must-see tourist attractions, including the Sagrada Familia, the Gothic Quarter, Read full article
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Fancy a stroll through Barcelona’s history? The streets and neighbourhoods of the Catalan capital have paid witness to thousands upon thousands of years of memories and events since the city was originally founded. Over time, the place has evolved into the cosmopolitan city that stands before you today.
However, if you want to really get to know the origins as well as the historical heritage of the region, Read full article
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The Catalan capital is a modern and avant-garde city, and Barcelona cuisine, although careful to maintain its roots, is constantly evolving at the same time. The new culinary delights of great chefs with international reputations have become another of the city’s great tourist attractions. What’s more, events, fairs and culinary exhibitions, such as the famous Forum Gastronomic Barcelona, Read full article
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Did you know Barcelona’s airport is just 13 kilometres from the heart of the city centre? That’s why travelling to the Catalan capital by air couldn’t be simpler. What’s more, El Prat – the airport serving Barcelona – and the city are incredibly well-connected thanks to a great public transport network, although, of course, there are plenty of private transfer options available too. Read full article
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The tranquillity you find in Barcelona’s parks is quite incredible. All quiet and harmonious oases of calm amidst all the chaos of city life. Because sometimes you just need to take half an hour away from all the museums, monuments, buildings and travelling… After all, city breaks are about getting to know different cultures, Read full article
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Exploring Barcelona by bike is a fantastic way of enjoying and making the most of your trip to the beautiful Spanish city. But riding a bike isn’t just good for the environment, it’s also great for your health.
Barcelona is a city that’s been working for years to become a shining example of sustainability and better living, Read full article
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It’s one of the most cosmopolitan cities, it sits on the Mediterranean and is the cradle of European and international modernism. Know which city we’re talking about? That’s right. It’s Barcelona, the Catalan capital that you’re guaranteed to fall in love with seconds after you arrive. If you’re planning a trip to Barcelona any time soon, Read full article
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Visit Casa Planells! When you come to Barcelona, you quickly realise Catalan modernism can be seen everywhere you look throughout the city. Among the most famous modernist buildings and destinations you’ll find Parque Güell, the Sagrada Familia, as well as Casa Milà, more popularly known as La Pedrera. Read full article
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